Moving Image

In an exciting after-hours program, digital video works created by students in the art class “Moving Image” were on view on the gallery’s window projections.

Taught by Associate Professor Jenny Vogel, the course teaches students about digital video within the context of contemporary art practices and creating their own digital video projects.

Students had the opportunity to share those projects with the public at Hampden Gallery as part of its Open-Air Projection to Invite Conversation (OPTIC) after-hours program, which provides the public with a chance to engage with art in a safe, outdoor setting.

On view:

Krystal Otis, La Petite Mort, 2:00

Krystal Otis, Weeds, 1:36

Matthew Ong, 1:40, 3:37

Samantha Garzone, Strokes of Genius, 2:36

Sebastian Parker, Trimmings, 2:16

Mario Paldino, Blank Page, 1:50

Jenna Rosales, A Long Night, 2:24

Ayame LeThoueithaisong, Through the Mundane, 6:34

Ayame LeThoueithaisong, Tender Yet Taut, 2:21

Zihuan Qiu, Working Backwards, 3:18

Reiley Young, Through the Eyes of Nostalgia, 3:06

Colin Kearns, Liminality and the Presence of Time, 2:53

Amalia Rubinstein, Finding, 3:29

Parth Tare, Honed, 1:22

Parth Tare, Bumblebees, 4:11

Ava Walls, Vacation, 4:09

Diego Galvez, Chrome Roses, 2:28

Diego Galvez, [escaping REAL life], 2:26

Vic Vallee, Customer Service, 4:03

Valentina Cacaj, Relight, 2:55

Valentina Cacaj, Work Harder, 1:53